Lake Crescent WA Adirondack chairs (#1436)
The first time I visited Lake Crescent, some time in the 1970's, I immediately felt as if I had been dropped into the Adirondacks of upstate New York. The dark blue of the waters and the heavy forestation down to the shore line were very similar to what I had seen in the Adirondacks and nearby areas. Adding to that sense of being in rural upstate New York are these classic Adirondack chairs, a style which was first created in the early 1900's by a man vacationing in the Adirondack mountains.
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Taken on Sunday August 7, 2016
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Posted on Tuesday October 4, 2016
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slgwv said:
www.ipernity.com/doc/289859/32999233/in/album/671871
(I recognized the area from the thumbnail.)
There's an intepretive trail right in the vicinity of the lodge that includes some history you'd find interesting. I don't remember the details, but there was something about a logging railroad built after the US entered WW I, which became obsolete almost immediately after the war ended. IIRC it was for timber for aircraft.
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slgwv replied to Don Barrett (aka DBs…:
Btw, thanks for the background on the chairs. I didn't know that design had a special name and history!
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